The PhD programme in Pure and Applied Mathematics is managed by a Consortium among the Politecnico di Torino, University of Torino and the Istituto Nazionale di Alta Matematica "F. Severi" (INdAM), Rome.
Partially funded by the European Union - NextGenerationEU, this course had administrative officice at Università degli Studi di Torino until 35th cycleand at politecnico di Torino from 36th cycle.
The goal of the PhD programme in Pure and Applied Mathematics is to promote, organize, and manage the activities of the graduate students (third level of higher education, according to the Bologna Process) in order to achieve the title of PhD in Mathematics and its applications. The research themes of the program belong to the classes PE1, SH4 and SH6 of the research areas of the European Research Council and cover all areas of pure and applied mathematics: Logics, Algebra, Geometry, Mathematical Analysis and PDE's, Probability, Statistics, Mathematical Physics, Numerical Analysis, Math. education, History of Mathematics, with a broad range of applications, including engineering, architecture, urban planning, medicine and epidemiology, pharmacy, economics.
The PhD programme combines disciplinary specialization and a variety of theoretical and methodological approaches. It provides the PhD students with a preparation useful both in the academic research and the applications of mathematics to the private sector (such as bio- and nanotechnology, pharmaceutical companies, management, health organizations, etc.).
The PhD programme promotes collaborations with international experts and institutions, within a program of international "cotutele".